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AK Sheikh Calls on Masroor to Resign — "At Least Fix the System" This isn't a small statement, and it isn't something AK Sheikh has said lightly before. In a Facebook post this week, he directly called on Mirza Masroor to either take real action against the people responsible for what happened to Amatul Aziz and Nida ul Nassar , or step down. His actual wording, translated, comes down to this: punish those responsible, fix the system, or resign — respectfully, but resign.   That's about as direct as public commentary on the Ahmadiyya Leader gets. So let's actually unpack what led to it. Why Now? According to AK Sheikh, this didn't come out of nowhere. Over the past several days, he he's been hearing from a growing number of people inside the Jamaat  Ahmadiyya — women especially — who are increasingly frustrated with what they describe as ongoing mistreatment, and with the  Masroor's silence on it. Some of these people, are people wh...

Who is A Shaikh? Ahmad Karim Shaikh — widely known as A.K. Shaikh — is an ex-Ahmadi who spent decades inside the Ahmadiyya Jamaat before leaving the movement and becoming one of its earliest and most persistent online critics. Today he is a regular voice on Zaitoon FM , where he discusses the internal workings of the Jamaat and the experiences of people who have left it. AK Sheikh’s journey is one of transformation, courage, and a relentless pursuit of truth. An ex-Ahmadi , Sheikh was once deeply involved in the Ahmadiyya community , a movement he later left after decades of involvement. His story is not just about leaving an organization, but about the pursuit of knowledge and the unwavering commitment to truth, even when it challenges long-held beliefs. Family Background in Qadian AK Shaikh's family roots trace back to the resident families of Qadian — families established there before Mirza Ghulam Ahmad made his claims. According to Shaikh, his parents were clos...